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*BMSD'20 - 10th International Symposium onBusiness Modeling and Software Design* *6-8 July 2020* | *Berlin, Germany* http://www.is-bmsd.org
Organized by: Institute IICREST http://www.iicrest.org/ Co-Organized by: University of Potsdam https://www.uni-potsdam.de/en/university-of-potsdam.html =====================================================
*BMSD* - the *International Symposium on Business Modeling and Software Design*, is a leading international discussion and knowledge dissemination forum that brings together researchers and practitioners interested in: (i) MODELING in general and in particular - conceptual modeling, goal modeling, value modeling, business/enterprise modeling, process modeling, situation modeling, data-analytics-driven modeling, predictions-based modeling, model-driven engineering; (ii) ENTERPRISE ENGINEERING and its relation to SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION; (iii) INFORMATION SYSTEMS architectures and design. Each year, a special theme is chosen, for making presentations and discussions more focused. The theme of BMSD 2020 is: TOWARDS KNOWLEDGE-DRIVEN ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
Adequate enterprise models are of huge importance not only for understanding and (re-)engineering an organization but also for adequately automating (part of) its processes by means of software. Not grasping correctly and exhaustively an enterprise system would inevitably lead to consequent software failures. It is therefore claimed that SOFTWARE GENERATION should essentially have its roots in corresponding enterprise engineering models.
In 2020, BMSD will be held in *Berlin*, *Germany*, following previous events in *Portugal* (Lisbon 2019 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2019/), *Austria* (Vienna 2018 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2018/), *Spain* (Barcelona 2017 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2017/), *Greece* (Rhodes 2016 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2016/), *Italy* (Milan 2015 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2015/), *The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg* (Luxembourg 2014 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2014/), *The Netherlands* (Noordwijkerhout 2013 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2013/), *Switzerland* (Geneva 2012 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2012/), and *Bulgaria* (Sofia 2011 http://www.is-bmsd.org/BMSD2011/).
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Chair: Assoc. Prof. Dr. *Boris Shishkov* http://www.borisshishkov.com/, *Bulgaria* (University of Library Studies and Information Technologies | IMI - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences | Institute IICREST)
Keynote Lecturer: Prof. Dr. *Manfred Reichert* https://www.uni-ulm.de/en/in/iui-dbis/team/staff/manfred-reichert/, *Germany* (Ulm University)
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Publication: The *BMSD'20 Proceedings* will be published by *Springer* ( *LNBIP*) and indexed by *Scopus*, *Web of Science*, *EI*, *ISI*, and *DBLP*.
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*AREAS AND TOPICS*:
*1. BUSINESS PROCESSES AND ENTERPRISE ENGINEERING* enterprise systems enterprise system environments and context construction and function actor roles signs and affordances transactions business processes business process coordination business process optimization business process management and strategy execution production acts and coordination acts regulations and business rules enterprise (re-) engineering enterprise interoperability inter-enterprise coordination enterprise engineering and architectural governance enterprise engineering and software generation enterprise innovation
*2. BUSINESS MODELS AND REQUIREMENTS* essential business models re-usable business models business value models business process models business goal models integrating data analytics in business modeling semantics and business data modeling pragmatics and business behavior modeling business modeling viewpoints and overall consistency business modeling landscapes requirements elicitation domain-imposed and user-defined requirements requirements specification and modeling requirements analysis and verification requirements evolution requirements traceability usability and requirements elicitation
*3. BUSINESS MODELS AND SERVICES* enterprise engineering and service science service-oriented enterprises from business modeling to service-oriented solutions business modeling for software-based services service engineering business-goals-driven service discovery and modeling technology-independent and platform-specific service modeling re-usable service models business-rules-driven service composition web services autonomic service behavior context-aware service behavior service interoperability change impact analysis and service management service monitoring and quality of service services for IoT applications service innovation
*4. BUSINESS MODELS AND SOFTWARE* enterprise engineering and software development model-driven engineering co-design of business and IT systems business-IT alignment and traceability alignment between IT architecture and business strategy business strategy and technical debt business-modeling-driven software generation normalized systems and combinatorial effects software generation and dependency analysis component-based business-software alignment objects, components, and modeling patterns generic business modeling patterns and software re-use business rules and software specification business goals and software integration business innovation and software evolution software technology maturity models domain-specific models croscutting concerns - security, privacy, distribution, recoverability, logging, performance monitoring
*5. INFORMATION SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURES AND PARADIGMS* enterprise architectures service-oriented computing software architectures cloud computing autonomic computing (and intelligent software behavior) context-aware computing (and adaptable software systems) affective computing (and user-aware software systems) aspect-oriented computing (and non-functional requirements) architectural styles architectural viewpoints
*6. DATA ASPECTS IN BUSINESS MODELING AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT* data modeling in business processes data flows and business modeling databases, OLTP, and business processes data warehouses, OLAP, and business analytics data analysis, data semantics, redundancy, and quality-of-data data mining, knowledge discovery, and knowledge management information security and business process modeling categorization, classification, regression, and clustering cluster analysis and predictive analysis ontologies and decision trees decision tree induction and information gain business processes and entropy machine learning and deep learning - an enterprise perspective uncertainty and context states statistical data analysis and probabilistic business models
*7. BLOCKCHAIN-BASED BUSINESS MODELS AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS* smart contracts blockchains for business process management blockchain schemes for decentralization the blockchain architecture - implications for systems and business processes blockchains and the future of enterprise information systems blockchains and security / privacy / trust issues
*8. IoT AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ENTERPRISE INFORMATION SYSTEMS* the IoT paradigm IoT data collection and aggregation business models and IoT IoT-based software solutions IoT and context-awareness IoT and public values IoT applications: smart cities, e-Health, smart manufacturing.
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The symposium is organized and sponsored by the international institute *IICREST*, being co-organized by the *University of Potsdam* and technically co-sponsored by *BPM-D*. Cooperating organizations are: *AUTH* - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, *TU Delft* - Delft University of Technology, *CTIT* - the U-Twente Centre for Telematics and Information Technology, *SIKS* - the Nederlands Research School for Information and Knowledge Systems, and *AMAKOTA Ltd*. =========
*Key dates* Regular Paper submission deadline: *16 March 2020* Position Paper submission deadline: *30 March 2020* Notification of acceptance: *27 April 2020* Final paper submission: *12 May 2020.*
*Types of contributions* *Regular Papers* - presenting research that is completed or almost finished *Position Papers* - presenting an arguable opinion about and issue *Invited Papers* - submitted by best paper authors and BMSD former / future Keynote Lecturers.
*Paper formats concerning the symposium proceedings* *Full Papers* should be no less than 13 and no more than 15 pages (oral presentation) *Short Papers* should be no less than 6 and no more than 8-pages (oral presentation) *Posters* (NOT published in the Springer Proceedings) - 4 page limit (poster presentation).
*How to submit a paper (7 steps)* 1. View the technical scope 2. Prepare a contribution of no less than 4 and no more than 12 pages (Springer LNCS format) 3. Decide whether you are submitting your contribution as a Regular Paper or as a Position Paper 4. Do paper formatting, using the provided templates (http://www.is-bmsd.org ) 5. Remove your names and the names of your co-authors (and also your affiliations) from the title and references sections 6. Save the file as PDF 7. e-Mail the file to: secretariat [at] iicrest.org by March 16, putting in the Subject: "BMSD 2020, Regular / Position Paper".
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*Contacts*
Write to us at: IICREST c/o B. Shishkov (BMSD 2020 Event); P.O. Box 104; 1618 Sofia; Bulgaria Visit us online: www.is-bmsd.org e-Mails: *Symposium Chair*; *Secretariat* _______________________________________________ AISWorld mailing list AISWorld@lists.aisnet.org